2018
DOI: 10.25083/2559.5555/3.2/95.99
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Synchronous rectal and breast cancer in a 40-year-old woman

Abstract: Multiple primary malignancies have an increasing incidence in the general population due to better diagnostic tools and the increased life expectancy. However, synchronous lesions are still rare and have a rate which varies between 0,17 and 0,69%. Second primary tumours usually develop after some time from the first cancer diagnosis. Although there is an arsenal of therapeutical optionsthe order and priority of the therapeutic choices are debatable and need to be tailored to every patient. The present paper il… Show more

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